The Intersection Magazine Podcast
We are the podcast version of Intersection Magazine. The magazine that talks about technology related solutions to everyday challenges.
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Episode 2: The Death of the 'Seat' — Designing Systems of Execution (opens the original)
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SaaS 2.0, "Service-as-Software", and the collapse of traditional user-licensing. The SaaS 1.0 era was built on "systems of record" operated by humans, monetized through seat-based subscriptions. But as AI transitions applications from tools into "systems of prediction and execution," we enter the era of SaaS 2.0 (Service-as-Software) —where companies sell completed labor rather than software licenses. In this episode, we discuss how selling completed workflows dramatically expands the software m
Episode 1: Shovels vs. Outcomes — Designing the New AI Stack (opens the original)
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Moving beyond raw capabilities to build invisible, outcome-oriented software. For decades, technology design was about building "shovels"—giving users tools to perform tasks manually. In this episode, we explore the foundational split in the modern AI stack: Infrastructure enables intelligence, while Applications package intelligence into outcomes. We unpack the structural differences between infrastructure companies (whose inputs are developer problems and outputs are raw capabilities) and appl
August 2026 Magazine Audio Summary-AI and VC (opens the original)
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In this month’s issue, we have several ideas we are working on under the broad theme of investment.We start of with a piece from one of our favorite companies-NFX.The piece talks about the inevitability of superintelligence and what role this might play in the world of venture capital.The writer argues that the most important part is the creation of the ‘data highway’ that will underpin the union between superintelligence and the unavoidable changes that are coming. What we have seen is the focu
Audio Summary July 2026 Magazine-What comes after SaaS (opens the original)
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In the month of July we complete the section we started last month about the union between SaaS and #ArtificialIntelligence . As we mentioned before, there is nothing in the history of computing that has been as profitable as Software as a Service. We feature quite a lot of material from the NFX team and we think that this attempt to look into a future post #SaaS is worth reading. We are experiencing a major shift in how we work with major changes taking place use of AI in areas such as robotics
Management and Organization Behaviour-Case Study (opens the original)
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On April 20, 2010, the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig in the Gulf of Mexico exploded, killing 11 crew members and triggering one of the worst environmental disasters in US history with 230 million gallons of spilled oil. While the physical blowout preventer failed, official investigations concluded this catastrophe was fundamentally a human tragedy of organisation and management. At the Macondo Well—known as the "well from hell"—operations were six weeks behind schedule and \$58 million over bud
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